Hi Andre, Thanks for doing this AMA. Here's my question: Will ES6/ES7 Object.observe pose problems for existing Functional-Reactive JavaScript libraries such as RxJS, Bacon.js, and will it create the need for rewrites?

Could you give a little more context on how these JSON files are structured, if you just want to render them simply, and do basic manipulations; I would suggest you to use just React and write them back to these JSON files using simple file IO.​

I hope you don't mind me asking multiple questions... What can you tell us about the internal data storage? What DB or architecture do you use?

In terms of pricing, can there be a "Start up" plan which will be between Starter and Growth?

Thank you Jan!

Thanks Jitendra!

Thanks Gautham. Appreciate the help!

Thanks Justin!

I totally love this. A unique way of teaching CSS selectors to beginners.

The official documentation of Jasmine provides a great introduction. Apart from that I found the following links helpful : Unit Testing With Karma and Jasmine Unit and End to End testing in AngularJS - Talks about using Karma and Jasmine to test an Angular app. Karma Intro